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What drives pro-environmental activism of young people? A survey study on the Fridays For Future movement
The psychological factors most predictive of young people (age 16-25) participating in climate protests in Germany were personal connections and values. Specifically, the three factors were 1) perceiving friends participating in the movement, 2) identification with others engaging in climate protection, and 3) personal norms in the form of an obligation based on pro-environmental values. The protests were organized specifically by Fridays for Future. These young respondents also generally reported high levels—but less than the primary predictive factors—of “collective efficacy”, thinking climate change is a serious problem, and personal rage about government policy failure, but notably low perception of their parents participating in pro-environmental activism.
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Predicting the Importance of Global Warming as a Voting Issue Among Registered Voters in the United States
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Innovative approaches to climate campaigns: Lessons from the 100% MN campaign
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Poll: When It Comes to Influencing the Impacts of Climate Change, Corporations, Governments Outstrip Individuals, Public Says
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Climate Justice Actions & Mobilizations: Action Planning for COVID Safety